Researchers who build creativity support tools (CSTs) define abstractions and software
representations that align with user needs to give users the power to accomplish tasks …

Sharing personal informatics data can support accountability, connectedness, and self-
expression, but people often find their data too trivial to share on social media. Ephemeral …

Issue Tracking Systems (ITS) often support commenting on software issues, which creates a
space for discussions centered around bug fixes and improvements to the software. For …

From wearable health tracking to sensor-laden cities, AI-enhanced pervasive sensing
platforms promise far-reaching benefits yet also introduce societal risks. How might …

People often leverage multiple platforms to share activities they undertake in their lives, from
music listening to eating. Broad-purpose platforms, which people use to share a wide variety …

Efforts to expand the authoring of visual stories beyond the 2D canvas have commonly
mapped flat imagery to 3D scenes or objects. This translation requires spatial reasoning, as …

Given the challenges of evaluating the effect of task allocation mechanisms and their
associated incentives on the behavior of participants in mobile participatory crowdsensing …

Trigger-Action Programming (TAP) allows endusers to automate IoT devices, social media,
and other services. TAP systems typically offer 1) user-friendly, GUI-mediated access to …

Prototyping novel social computing systems is a challenge in the field of Social Computing.
Rapid experimentation with novel social network sites can offer valuable insights into their …

Computation has become an essential tool for art and design. Yet many creative software
tools limit users to preset options and filters, which may be restrictive for professional artists …